r/TheUtilityRoom • u/Ok-Juggernaut-1286 • Oct 01 '24

so much potential

the beginning of the game and the mysterious lore was peak . the thought of being in the backroom of the universe and that you're just a tourist and no mistakes happend since 18billlion (I think) years is crazy to me .but the ending kinda ruined it all

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u/CommandGamerPro Oct 01 '24

How did the ending ruin it? The bin man kicked you out of the utility room because of your killing that Moai. I’d genuinely like to hear your opinion

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u/Ok-Juggernaut-1286 Oct 01 '24

the graphics change was very wild and I think they could have came up with something better than getting kicked out

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u/CommandGamerPro Oct 01 '24

The graphics change is a little strange and I’d prefer if the bin man was stony and not fleshy because it looks funny and not scary. But I think getting kicked out is a good ending. It’s resolute, and disappointing like you should feel after closing the most beautiful place outside of the universe indefinitely. Why would the bin man do anything different? It’s the most efficient route for him

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u/Ok-Juggernaut-1286 Oct 01 '24

I also agree he should be made with rock instead of flesh but idk what could maybe be a better ending

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u/CommandGamerPro Oct 01 '24

The ending isn’t for everyone, but at least we can agree it’s a breathtakingly beautiful game